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” From this can we all agree that this whole thing was scripted ?? I mean…….300k and the only thing you could do is to start a cigarettes and sweet business ? MAMA WENDY HAS ALWAYS RECIEVED 100% OF WHATEVER WENDY DESERVES. ” -Joe

Lesbianism is on the rise in Kenya. And Kenyan universities are fast on track to being the Incubator to almost 2/3 of all lesbian population in a country where the word gayism is rarely mentioned in a conversation

ON MAY 14TH Our Fashion editors received a comment from a subscriber, the topic of the Comment was Why Moi University is a Fashion hell. We knew we had a juicy story to probe into so we set forth along the halls and paths of Moi university gathering comments from all who cared enough to comment on the subject, they were many quite interesting and hilarious thoughts on this, The following is our break down;

Gucci has announced the launch of Gucci Changemakers, a global programme and scholarship fund which aims to “create more opportunities for talented young people of diverse backgrounds”. The move comes after the brand received criticism for a balaclava jumper resembling blackface.

gucci’s controversial jumper

The multi-step action plan includes several components: the Changemakers Fund, a company-wide volunteering initiative, and a scholarship programme. “I believe in dialogue, building bridges and taking quick action,” said Marco Bizzarri, Gucci president and CEO. “This is why we started working immediately on the long-term infrastructure at Gucci to address our shortcomings. And now through our Changemakers programme, we will invest important resources to unify and strengthen our communities across North America, with a focus on programmes that will impact youth and the African-American community.”Gucci Is Officially The Most Popular Brand In The World Again

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The brand has also created a council – which is made up of familiar faces in the industry such as Cleo Wade, Dapper Dan and Will.i.am – to ensure transparency, accountability and the long-term impact of the programme. The $5 million (£3.7 million) fund will invest in community-based programmes, the scholarship programme will help a diverse pool of talent pursue careers in fashion, and the new volunteer initiative will give Gucci employees the opportunity to take four paid days off to undertake volunteer work to help address issues such as equality, the protection of the environment and education and support refugees. “I believe in the promise of the next generation, and through our scholarship fund we will also create more opportunities for talented young people of diverse backgrounds to gain access to careers in the fashion industry,” said Bizzarri of the programme

Harlem couturier Dapper Dan, who’s been working closely with the brand to harness changes, took to Instagram to share the progress. “As a partner, I am proud to work with Gucci and other community leaders to help guide programmes that will create meaningful impact for the Black community and fashion as a whole,” said Dan in a statement. “It is imperative that we have a seat at the table to say how we should be represented and reimagined. Through our work together, Gucci is in a position to lead the overall industry toward becoming a better more inclusive one.

The members of Destiny’s Child, all rocking the low-rise jean and some form of tube top. I wonder how they feel about these outfits now?

(ARTICLE BY TANYA Staff Writer at The Budget Fashionista)

Ahhh, the 2000s. Never has a decade seemed so close, yet so far away. We still know all the words to Survivor by Destiny’s Child, but a hot pink phone that flips open seems pretty archaic.

Fashion trends of the 2000s hit us the same way. Some of those trends seem so relevant even today. And others, not so much. Here’s a look back at some of the best and worst of the decade.

The Best Fashion Trends of the 2000s

1. Yoga Pants

Did we ever live in a world in which loungewear was not acceptable? Of course, it’s no excuse to look sloppy — but having the option to wear yoga pants in lieu of a pair of sweatpants or leggings added a decidedly interesting twist to casual ensembles everywhere.

Yoga pants essentially became the pants du jour by the middle of the decade, and it seemed like everyone had at least a pair. Not surprisingly, that still holds true today.

2. Ballet Flats

The mid-2000s also saw the return of the always beloved ballet flat. What was once too prim and proper for the modern-day woman suddenly became a mainstay — the one pair we can turn to in moments of great pain caused by unbelievably torturous heels that weren’t practical for anything, really.

Ballet flats felt charming, sweet, and smart all at once, and fit nicely into both professional and off-duty wardrobes.

3. Military Styles

Military influence soared towards the decade’s end, when there was a brief departure from the peppy, poppy styles that reigned in previous years. The military look was more stern, crisp, and no-fuss with a fashion-forward twist — thanks to beautiful detailing that set each piece apart from anything else in the closet.

4. Gladiator Sandals

Who would have thought the gladiator sandal would still be around after all this time? It felt like a dubious trend when it first turned heads back in the late 2000s. It was too strappy and too complicated-looking to really make sense in a basic wardrobe.

Yet here we are today, wearing them with great enthusiasm to everything from Sunday brunches to house viewings. The gladiator sandal is a comfortable alternative to a ballet flat and adds a little sparkle to a dress.

The Worst Fashion Trends of the 2000s

1. Low-Rise Jeans

Low-rise jeans were a carryover from the previous decade, when teen startlets like Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera made them a novelty for tweens and teens. And then, sadly, 20-somethings and up embraced the look, too.

The downside of the low-rise? They were, er, a bit too low at times. So low that you had to pause and consider the safety of bending over to pick up the pen you dropped. You’d recognize that doing so would display your backside crack — but you’d bend over anyway because you needed your pen back. Then you’d have to give a little tug to move your jeans back to the right place.

That’s way, way too much work. Good riddance to the low-rise.

2. Tube Tops

Another leftover from the previous decade, tube tops experienced a mini revival in the middle of the 2000s. They often showed up as a convenient partner for a pair of flared pants.

But the tube top fizzled quickly. It wasn’t quite versatile enough for daily wear. And, it didn’t hold the same appeal as, say, a cropped sweater or jacket. You can still spot them on the occasional celeb, though.

3. Trucker Hats

In the 2000s, we saw both men and women don trucker hats as if they were mandatory. The look has true meaning in punk and skater cultures, but in the mainstream it felt forced and unnatural — especially when it turned up on the likes of Madonna, Justin Timberlake, and Lindsay Lohan.

4. Too-Short Capri Pants

To varying degrees, capri pants are a classic that peeks into the trend scene now and again. Truth be told, there will always be a way to wear cropped pants with style — in the right length and shape, they happen to look amazing with pumps and a smart top.

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The 2000s interpretation of capris wasn’t quite so refined. We saw the length shorten to just below the knee, and the cuts were bulky and unflattering. To make things worse, the likes of JLo and Rihanna showed up sporting cargo versions with quirky, belly-baring tops and knee-high boots. It was all kinds of wrong.